Patti Austin - Baby Come To Me And Other Hits (2003)
BAND/ARTIST: Patti Austin
- Title: Baby Come To Me And Other Hits
- Year Of Release: 2003
- Label: Flashback Records – R2 73905
- Genre: Rhythm & Blues, Soul
- Quality: Mp3 320 kbps / FLAC (tracks+.cue, log)
- Total Time: 38:31
- Total Size: 88.5 / 261 MB
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
1. Baby Come To Me (3:36)
2. It's Gonna Be Special (4:17)
3. Shoot The Moon (3:37)
4. Do You Love Me (3:27)
5. I Can Cook Too (5:14)
6. The Genie (4:01)
7. Stop, Look, Listen (3:11)
8. Rhythm Of The Street (4:06)
9. Every Home Should Have One (3:30)
10. The Heat Of Heat (3:38)
1. Baby Come To Me (3:36)
2. It's Gonna Be Special (4:17)
3. Shoot The Moon (3:37)
4. Do You Love Me (3:27)
5. I Can Cook Too (5:14)
6. The Genie (4:01)
7. Stop, Look, Listen (3:11)
8. Rhythm Of The Street (4:06)
9. Every Home Should Have One (3:30)
10. The Heat Of Heat (3:38)
Baby Come to Me & Other Hits Review by Andy Kellman
As the artwork indicates, Baby Come to Me and Other Hits is a cheap compilation with little thought or care involved. It does contain some of the best material from 1981's Every Home Should Have One, 1984's Patti Austin, 1985's Gettin' Away with Murder, and 1988's Real Me, but there are too many lazy oversights to make the disc a fitting summary of Patti Austin's Qwest years. The absence of "Love Me to Death," one of her best collaborations with Rod Temperton and Quincy Jones, is inexcusable, and the compilation would've been significantly enhanced by some of her best feature roles from other Qwest albums of the same era -- such as Jones' The Dude and George Benson's Give Me the Night.
As the artwork indicates, Baby Come to Me and Other Hits is a cheap compilation with little thought or care involved. It does contain some of the best material from 1981's Every Home Should Have One, 1984's Patti Austin, 1985's Gettin' Away with Murder, and 1988's Real Me, but there are too many lazy oversights to make the disc a fitting summary of Patti Austin's Qwest years. The absence of "Love Me to Death," one of her best collaborations with Rod Temperton and Quincy Jones, is inexcusable, and the compilation would've been significantly enhanced by some of her best feature roles from other Qwest albums of the same era -- such as Jones' The Dude and George Benson's Give Me the Night.
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